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Injector Heat Soak Cured? 1800 1970

posted by  Dave B on  Fri Mar 18 19:14 CST 2016
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Now you've gone and dashed my hopes. Actually, I was a little skeptical of this easy fix since I've had the car since 2000 and it only began to exhibit this problem over the last couple of years. But, as you say, phenolic washers can't hurt.

When this doesn't solve the problem, since I'm confident about the injectors and cold start valve not leaking, I'll switch out fuel pumps (I have a spare) and see if it's really the built in check valve.

Gawd! I wish I could find someone nearby who could help me MegaSquirt this thing.






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